Hot Tuna Aqua Water Shoes - Black - UK 13

These shoes are best suited for various water activities such as swimming, beach walking, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, boating, and general waterside recreation. Their grip and quick-drying nature make them ideal for wet environments.

Yes, the flexible TPR outsole and multi-directional grip pattern provide protection and traction on rocky shorelines and riverbeds, helping to prevent slips and shield your feet from sharp objects.

Water shoes, including the Hot Tuna Aqua Water Shoes, are generally designed for flexibility and water drainage, offering minimal traditional arch support compared to athletic sneakers. They primarily provide a protective layer for your feet.

We recommend selecting your usual UK shoe size for adults. Water shoes generally fit snugly to prevent them from coming off in water. If you are between sizes, consider opting for the larger size for comfort.

Yes, they are designed for use in saltwater. However, it's crucial to rinse them thoroughly with fresh water after every use in the ocean to prevent salt buildup and extend their lifespan.

The upper of the Hot Tuna Aqua Water Shoes is made of textile, the inner lining is also textile, and the sole is synthetic TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber).

Ensure you have selected the correct UK shoe size. While water shoes can feel slightly different when wet, persistent looseness may indicate an incorrect size. Consider trying a size down or wearing thin water socks for a snugger fit.

Thorough rinsing with fresh water after every use is crucial, especially if used in saltwater or chlorine. Always allow them to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area. For existing odor, wash with a mild soap solution, rinse, and ensure thorough drying.

The multi-span textile upper and synthetic sole are designed for quick drainage. After exiting the water, shake your feet gently to encourage water to drain. Ensure there are no blockages to the natural drainage points.

Check the outsole for any accumulation of dirt, debris, or excessive wear. Clean the grip pattern thoroughly. If the sole appears significantly worn down, the shoes may need to be replaced for optimal safety.